the beach was pure and white despite the frightfully grey and sleety rain with clouds
grounds still squeeled under foot and paw and the shadows of the dunelands there were definitions
i looked up towards the running water rolling towards me in three's then it leaves
back down the beach towards its mother the weight behind the sprawling fingers
and the prints again, swirling behind me one two and thee, the three none on bended knee
it's a forever kind of beach and the island out there we'll never reach and never care to
reef rings it and throws back towards land and the distant waves break over that
can you taste the salty air like when you visit the windy beach in winter the one time that you always recall
when the wind was full of ocean spray and the foamy waves smash into each other with chaos
a desert of water further than you can see and deeper still into the black and crooked floor with all its animals
old tire marks gasp for breath as they are drowned by rolling sand and little white shells mosaic the floor
the seabirds are used to it though the gulls look pissed and their usually sneering eyes sneer with vigor
and a single breath is enough to fill the body with all its magic and the mind doesn't work so hard at all
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Friday, 30 September 2011
Monday, 26 September 2011
blessed are the pure of heart
green is the grass and blue is the sky before the night is close, a grey cloud takes a breath from the sun and then the golden light touches me again. The death is all around me and it has my blood on its insect wings. A steel grate lines the dirt and the grass leads to here in a gentle slope. Trees and things bend and move and little bark takes up root in my hand, my wings unfold and shimmer behind me and then stretch out and blow the dust from the webs and all the animals turn around and the ground is soft with pine needles and the air is cleaner than the air in the grey and black and white city. windows outside my window reflect the trees' outside my window and their fresh greenery. it is black and orange in the night and moves ever. god is in my empty mind and satan rests on either hand, humans will be extinct before the last tree is gone from the earth and i must be getting somewhere, because it's taking less and less effort to appreciate the beauty of life.
Friday, 23 September 2011
all the glitter and cold cannot bring back the soul you sold
the sheep leave off and take way for the green dales that lie on yonder, through the deep forest, the ravine and onto the other side. where the wolf waits within.
it's not dark yet
but it's getin there
it's not dark yet
but it's getin there
Sunday, 18 September 2011
Northcote Street Party 2011
At the top of the hill is where it begins, there were a lot of people in West Garth and I believe this was from the plethora of humans either going to or from the street party. Some police in fluorescent colour waited at the entrance. there was a lot of people now no shit, they were everywhere crawling up the walls and slithering down the cracks in the pathways where the tree's had grates to breathe in the street air. Many scents purveyed the matt blue sky day and most of them were from street meat and bread made from dry rubbish crusts. many ferals were gnawing at the remains of a carcass and in a pen some baby boguns were slavering and growling at passers by. Some band were playing reggae stuff at the top entrance and i got off my bike and welded it to a solid wall flower and then wandered in as the road made its slight incline over the crown and down into the north. people flowed like water down a mirror dodging things even other beings at times and generally behaving well. There was a bit of sun and it was warm and tobacco and spilt beer changed the scents for now.
I followed two police down the road and got deeper into the beating heart of the festival. girls and guys like little platelets raced past and faded into the past and still deeper i went. Another band played now and i don't even remember what they were like, anyway further down nearly to the end i walked up to someone i knew and walked down to the end then back, people everwhere, listless drunk, revelers, stoned, fried, deep fried, toasted, baked, sauteed and poached. some danced in the street and many had red faces and a lot of homemade clothes. all the pretty flowers were dancing it out up here. the mood was good and people were happy for now. most carried knives and guns for later when the bloodshed would begin. I wasn't thirsty or hungry so i wasn't going to wait around until then. I listened to a gypsy bands set and then walked back up through the crowds, josteling good humourdly acting like happy bastards because they had a nice day and everything was great and wonderfull. some band fllawlessly improvised, like me and it sounded nice not me and eventaully i reached the top unhinged my wings and jumped from the hill and the warm setting sun air carried my down through the tagged streets and over the painted walls and bound earth, back to collingwood where i sit alone.
I followed two police down the road and got deeper into the beating heart of the festival. girls and guys like little platelets raced past and faded into the past and still deeper i went. Another band played now and i don't even remember what they were like, anyway further down nearly to the end i walked up to someone i knew and walked down to the end then back, people everwhere, listless drunk, revelers, stoned, fried, deep fried, toasted, baked, sauteed and poached. some danced in the street and many had red faces and a lot of homemade clothes. all the pretty flowers were dancing it out up here. the mood was good and people were happy for now. most carried knives and guns for later when the bloodshed would begin. I wasn't thirsty or hungry so i wasn't going to wait around until then. I listened to a gypsy bands set and then walked back up through the crowds, josteling good humourdly acting like happy bastards because they had a nice day and everything was great and wonderfull. some band fllawlessly improvised, like me and it sounded nice not me and eventaully i reached the top unhinged my wings and jumped from the hill and the warm setting sun air carried my down through the tagged streets and over the painted walls and bound earth, back to collingwood where i sit alone.
Sunday, 11 September 2011
Saturday, 10 September 2011
now you hear your master sing
and the hills we will lay bare of tree's and make the wood into canoes and from here we will travel and into another ocean and from there we will find more land for us to take on, for we have not enough here and we must grow into that great size that we have dreamed, so go now and take the tree's down. we will leave only the guardians we have prayed to for this long and we will go forth and not look back, in time for the western winds that will carry us away into the sunrise. let nothing slow us for we are a great people and our time now is come and all the lands afar will be ours. ours beneath these different feet which from such greatness forms and takes boundless infinity into its final shape.
Friday, 9 September 2011
someone without love is like a empty seashell, you can hear ocean but there is nothing in there
dark dark sky, and the night decendeth, cold wind whispers and then blows out its cheeks and the spring blossoms shake and shiver and the streets are wet. the stone glistens and the earth soaks in the water. they are wondering about me too much and their lives are begining to revolve around me and i must be free of this. they must be free of this, to keep their minds guarded against thoughts that take on my hues and my grace and damnation. these are my burdens and i wish them upon no-one and no-one shall have them and i will take my life with these morsels of proof of life and time immemorial. there is no shortcut to heavan it is relatively long but not in the sense of time. i call up to the winds to blow down on this place and push out the vapours that are clogging the minds of these people and twining them onto my being like magnets to a steel wheel. i am shaking anyway and ever moving so be sure little magnets, that you know where you are going and keep eye to know where you've been when you tumble off and back onto the solid ground where your seeds can sprout and flower and die and
Wednesday, 7 September 2011
cross your heart and dot your eyes
a steady flow, its leaking is like a sick nose, all i think of is the cold stormy ocean and shrinking into a warm jacket. the dark blue is dirty with foam and the pounding sounds surround like distant tracks played on key from memory. the subtle unconcious and its streaming podcast. no ocean here though, a white desk thats gathering dust as i think and a lot of other stuff that covers its rectangle. a hate pushing for words when they despise me, when they hide away and when i have other amusements lying in wait. To distract and pull my attention away. but there is ever rising a current and i feel like swimming in the flooded waters, with a canoe perhaps, did you think i was a swimmer ? i am but thats another tale for another time. when the buildings down come and the streets run into the sea and the black clouds strike out at the hard city surface, the sour dark dark ground beneath screams out and tears out and takes a breath and then smashes back down and the ripples spread around like rings elliptic. the water tumbles off behind me, down into the valley below where the ground is all saturated with a giant cover of wet that is thicker and longer than europe. all but resilient and collapsing eternally into rebirth. here is el dios.
Tuesday, 6 September 2011
something familiar in the way
a ghost of a smile and a shadow of a child, little invisible arms reach out and stroke her outstretched belly.
a brief wave of comfort and then nausea and then lethargy, and the weary worness of a day long.
whispers in the kitchen flow down the little way to the brown door painted and hearing me.
the man is comfortable in his house with his home and his safe fence all brown and mildew.
a long list of to do's and a saucerful of secrets leaching through the brown stained crack.
dust gathers at the doorway after the rain and eventually collects with the mud and drags in.
spring in the southern suburbs a home family with tv dinner and attachments.
the gristle splits with that grainy tear and the little demons sucker the flesh and pig.
the island burns and the smoke rises into the ever darkening sky of the day.
but the war is finished and the trams still run the cobbled streets and trains rattle their tracks.
brilliant orange wavers outside my window and into my dreams.
my canvasses flow bright and my scores drag it up.
she throws it across the table and it flies up and around to us all there that night.
we listen and some comment and some smile and some are silent.
it is half moon in a gathering month and the clouds move languidly in the city springtime.
a brief wave of comfort and then nausea and then lethargy, and the weary worness of a day long.
whispers in the kitchen flow down the little way to the brown door painted and hearing me.
the man is comfortable in his house with his home and his safe fence all brown and mildew.
a long list of to do's and a saucerful of secrets leaching through the brown stained crack.
dust gathers at the doorway after the rain and eventually collects with the mud and drags in.
spring in the southern suburbs a home family with tv dinner and attachments.
the gristle splits with that grainy tear and the little demons sucker the flesh and pig.
the island burns and the smoke rises into the ever darkening sky of the day.
but the war is finished and the trams still run the cobbled streets and trains rattle their tracks.
brilliant orange wavers outside my window and into my dreams.
my canvasses flow bright and my scores drag it up.
she throws it across the table and it flies up and around to us all there that night.
we listen and some comment and some smile and some are silent.
it is half moon in a gathering month and the clouds move languidly in the city springtime.
Thursday, 1 September 2011
long before the dust settles i will begone
i am attached and so i must break from here, the money is running out anyway.
into a cave, a white cave, square and a high ceiling. down a long white corridor, not far.
spring is here, the trees show it, with little crinkled leaves and maroon fur seeds.
it is nescersary to break from these attractive places sometimes,
to push ourself back into the unknown, far from the comforts of familiar.
trying bit by bit to relieve the strong grip a money hungry city has
sucking at everything with its proboscious, taking the blood of others
and grinding it down to make its meal.
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